Liverpool holds talks to sign £34 million ‘monster’

Liverpool is entering the unknown. They have done it before.

In 2022, Sadio Mane draped the curtains in his outstanding Merseyside career. A year later, Bobby Firmino left at the end of the contract. Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo have replaced and hope to be crowned Premier League champions in the next two months.

Then, the big man. Jurgen Klopp shocked the world when he announced his resignation at the end of the season in January 2024. The German, nearly nine years from his trophy tenure, just rebuilding his flag midfielder in a tribute to the creation of “Liverpool 2.0”.

You might argue that every knock on the door leads to an escalation of growth. Step back, but two move forward. Now, with Arne’s helm, Liverpool is reaching for the stars, but to align with the annual narrative, it is now necessary to prepare for a new adversity.

Trent Alexander-Arnold leaves Liverpool.

When a star leaves Liverpool

it hurts. No matter what way you reverse it, Alexander-Arnold’s expected decision to sign a proposed contract for Real Madrid would cause harm.

But Liverpool will last. Indeed, slots are heading for the Premier League title battle and are expected to go all out in the transfer market this summer, not just seeking a replacement at the right back, but also strengthening throughout the park.

Even so, Trent Rose runs through Klopp’s wings, raised under Klopp’s wings in the most outstanding era in the history of this great club.

In many ways, he is synonymous with Liverpool’s modern success. Of course, Liverpool will have a while Trent will be famous by default. They were not found.

Don’t like Raheem Sterling. After Luis Suarez sold to Barcelona and Steven Gerrard’s embrace of fatherly days, young people are the butter of crops, huge hope for Anfield. He was a prodigy, but he left a city and was only an hour away.

The 20-year-old sold to Manchester City for £49 million in 2015, forcing him to get out. He continued to plunder wealth among their flocks. At that time, Liverpool mourned the loss of another feeling of rising, but they endured it and continued to reach incredible heights.

You can do it for Phil Coutinho (in Sterling’s picture above) and so on.

Alexander-Arnold’s decision was cut deeply, but that wasn’t everything. Indeed, Liverpool have exciting talent in Conor Bradley and hopes to make an exciting signing to finish the right-back rankings.

According to PA News Agency (through independence), Liverpool contacted Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong to prepare for the departure of Alexander -Arnold.

It is important to emphasize that while the interest of red is real, negotiations are still early. Even so, the consensus (correct) is that Trent needs to be replaced, and there are fewer better options than Frimpong, who won the invincible domestic doubles last year with Die Werkself.

Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United are also keen, with the release clause reportedly worth only €40 million (£34 million), which could be perfect for Slot’s Liverpool, adding a contrasting profile to Rising Bradley.

Why Liverpool want Jeremia Frimpong

Frimpong is one of the worst and deadliest defenders in the game right now. Last season, Bayer Leverkusen scored 14 goals and ten assists when he won the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal.

Described by United Stand host Beth Tucker as a “monster” of “the last third” will add a newly discovered offensive dimension to Liverpool’s side, completely different from Alexander-Arnold but with its own attack sharp form.

According to FBREF, Dutch International ranked in the top 5% of the top 5% of the top five European leagues in the past year, top five assists, top 6% of the highest shooting moves, top 2% of the progressive attacks, and top 1% of the attack fines field in 90 goals.

Such qualities make him the same as many forwards. Indeed, judging by Frimpong’s performance in the Champions League this semester, he was even recorded by FBREF to resemble Sterling.

Sterling may now borrow a long and hard career impact at Arsenal, but he was once one of the most powerful forces in the game, all the speed and expert position and indestructible confidence.

These sports marks Frimpong will bring to Anfield, namely these body traits, have prototype elements, which suggests that he is tailored for the Premier League success. Frimpong became part of Manchester City’s highly competitive academy and clearly had everything he needed.

Frimpong’s lack of defensive involvement with the Xabi Alonso system marks an immediate drawback, which seems to be true. It is important to understand that this is a style problem, not an indicator of the inability of the Dutch International to work defensively.

Let’s expand it to 2021/22. That year, Frimpong won 56% of his matches, with an average of 6.1 games per game. To give a little background, Alexander Arnold has achieved the duel success in the Premier League this semester: 3.2 per game (47%).

Talent Scout Jacek Kulig praised Frimpong for his versatility and pointed out that his tactical flexibility is “outside this world.” As can be seen from the table below, the pound is similar.

While Slot is unlikely to make Frimpong an extrovert, he does have tactical similarities with one of the most versatile, advanced forwards in modern gaming, which emphasizes his significant liquidity.

The slot machine proves himself an expert in stratifying his tactics, so interchangeable and desire to shake when the opponent’s special approach is needed.

Landing players with this tendency to change positively will only improve Liverpool’s plans.

Farewell, Trent; but in Frimpong, FSG may find the perfect supplement to relieve their troubles.